The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 12, 1981, Page Page 4, Image 4
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By RACHEL
WATERHOUSE
SUff Writer
Carolina Cares is an annual
charity drive by USC
students that provides
money, canned food,
clothing and toys for those in
need in the Columbia area
during the Christmas
season.
The purpose behind
Carolina Cares is to show the
Columbia community that
the university does care
about the city and that the
university is not just a
community within itself.
The program started 12
years ago as a freshman
class project but has grown
to oe a service organization
of the whole university.
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staff have many projects
planned. All are fundraisers,
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collected to be given to
Columbia organizations.
The Carolina Cares Greek
project, directed by Betsy
Holderman, chairman of
special events, was a
competition among the
Greeks to raise money for
Carolina Cares. After three
days of competition, $501.88
was raised.
The top four contributors |
were: Pi Kappa Alpha with
$174.24; Zeta Beta Tau with
$126.71; Chi Omega with
$78.60; and Tri Delta with
$36.83. The winner received
a game ball autographed by
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the USC team members at
the Pitt/USC game.
Mock kidnappings of a
local disc jockey and Nancy
Stevenson, S.C. lieutenant
governor are planned.
Area high schools will
compete for the most
"ransom" money to be given
for the disc jockey. The
winning high school will be
given a free disc jockey
party and dance at their
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The idea is the same for
the "kidnapping" of Nancy
Stevenson, but instead of
high schools, local
businesses will be contributing
the "ransom"
money.
The climax of the Carolina
Cares drive is Carolina
Cares Day, Saturday,
December 12. On that day all
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and goods on Main Street
and at shopping centers all
over Columbia.
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clean clothing, toys and
money will be accepted. If
donations need to be picked
up, the number to call is 7777130,
and a volunteer will be
sent to pick up the goods on
December 12.
All the donations collected
will be given to local
charitable organizations
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such as the Babcock Center
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the Midlands Center, The
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Council on Aging and others.
Carolina Cares is a
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that is part of the Student. C M
Government. Volunteers
are welcome and all
meetings are open to
newcomers. The next
meeting is Wednesday at
8:30 p.m. in the Activities
Office.
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